Campaigns you launch on the Ads page are now real. They appear in a "Your campaigns" list, you can add more with "New campaign," and remove any you no longer want. Before this release, launching a campaign was simulated and nothing was saved. The connected Yelp card has also been updated — it now shows which businesses are currently running Yelp ads in your category and area, replacing a "live ranking" readout that was pulling from data Yelp doesn't reliably expose.
The ChatGPT Ads channel is now available. Connect your account and Pendium builds a full campaign from your AI-visibility gaps, tracked prompts, and brand — then pushes it to your ad account as a ready-to-review campaign, ad group, and chat card. No creatives to write yourself.
The /recommendations page is gone and has been replaced by a Tasks board at /{id}/tasks (old URLs redirect). Tasks have a real status lifecycle — Upcoming, In Progress, Awaiting Approval, Completed — and status is reconciled from actual work the agent produced, not a manual checkbox. The board now includes structural tasks grounded in your real data: publish your agent site, connect a custom domain, run a scan, build your knowledge base. The "Generate" action reads your latest scan results, tracked queries where you're invisible, and competitors the AI cites instead of you, then proposes concrete tasks to close those gaps. The dashboard also gains an "Agent at work" panel showing in-progress and awaiting-approval counts at a glance.
Anyone you share an agent with can now fully manage its content. Team members can delete goals, agent-site pages, blog categories, blog writers, social posts, knowledge sources, and whole workflows. They can also delete manual competitors, bookmarks, and workflow rows and columns. Genuinely account-level actions — deleting the agent itself, the custom domain, or ad account connections — remain owner-only.
The in-app agent has new tools worth knowing about. It can now list a brand's knowledge sources with the correct IDs, so it can find a source and delete or refresh it in one step. It can also look up any brand's public AI visibility score by URL, name, or slug — useful for checking how a competitor is positioned without leaving the chat.
The Design tab for your agent site now includes a per-role color picker. Beyond preset palettes, you can set Page background, Body text, Links & buttons, and five other roles individually, each with a hex field and color swatch. Text roles show a live WCAG contrast badge so low-contrast combinations are flagged before you publish. Design changes now also appear on the live site immediately — previously the public pages could take up to 24 hours to reflect a palette update.
Hyperlinks and accent-colored text on public agent pages now render correctly. The brand accent color was being used directly as link color, which produced unreadable results on dark or low-contrast palettes. Links now use a derived color forced to WCAG AA contrast against the page background, with the original hue preserved.
Re-onboarding an agent that already has a company profile no longer hangs on "Generating buyer personas…" and no longer silently kicks off a background scan. Credit deductions for scans and onboarding now bill to the team's paid account rather than the individual team member who triggered the work — previously the credit gate checked the owner's balance while the actual deduction hit the teammate.